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• Category: Higher Education
  • THE LOUIS D. BRANDEIS CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS UNDER LAW AND THE SILICON VALLEY CHINESE ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION FILE A BRIEF WITH THE U.S. SUPREME COURT IN THE HARVARD CASE
  • Title IX: OCR Is Not the Only Game in Town, the Game Will Also Be Played in Courtrooms
  • Title IV, HEA: For Proprietary Institutions, an Unwelcome Return to the Obama Era
  • Jonathan Vogel is Quoted in Newsweek Addressing Whether Colleges Are Required to Refund Tuition and Fees
  • Borrower Defenses to Repayment: How Colleges Can Avoid a Claim
  • Jonathan Vogel Discusses the UNC Charlotte Shooting and What a College Must Do to Notify its Campus of an Emergency
  • Educational Institutions Have Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Compliance Obligations
  • Education Department to Address Student Loan Transparency, Risk Sharing, and Collections, as well as College Completion Rates – Other Departments to Examine Free Speech on Campus
  • College Admissions Bribery Scandal Has Important Lessons for Families and Colleges Alike
  • New Financial Aid Disclosure Template Will Make College Costs and the Options for Affording Those Costs Clearer to Prospective and Current Students
  • Jonathan Vogel Discusses What College Students Should Do If Their School Suddenly Closes
  • New Sexual Harassment Regulations to be Issued by the Education Department will Impact Thousands of School Districts, Colleges, and Universities
• Category: K-12
  • Closed Public Schools that Provide Online, Educational Services to all Students are Required to Provide Special Education and Related Services to Students with IEPs and Section 504 Plans
  • Jonathan Vogel Discusses CMS Student Survey on Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation
  • Jonathan Vogel Discusses the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education’s Refusal to Explain the Forced Resignation of Former Superintendent Wilcox
  • Families of Children with Speech Sound Disorders Should Insist on the Earlier Introduction of Most Speech Sounds and Assert Their Rights at Due Process Hearings
  • President Trump calls on Congress to “Pass School Choice for America’s Children,” and the Nation Seems Ready for Congress to Do So
  • New CMS Security Protocols Must be Minimally Intrusive and Avoid Racial Profiling
• Category: Student Loans
  • Education Department Discharges Approximately $150 Million in Student Loans, Helping About 15,000 Borrowers Who Attended Colleges and Universities that Closed
• Category: Uncategorized
  • Title IX: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Obtains Favorable Title IX Jury Verdict After Jury Finds that CMS Did Not Act With “Deliberate Indifference”